Foundation For Rural And Regional Renewal:
Foundation For Rural And Regional Renewal

Foundation For Rural And Regional Renewal

This national foundation enhances the social and economic vitality of remote, rural, and regional Australia by connecting investments to community needs, fostering resilience, capacity, and sustainable development across diverse areas.

Bendigo, VIC (view contact and location information)

ABN: 27091810589

Founded on ,
registered as a charity on the
ACNC Charity Register
since .

How This Charity Supports the Community

Foundation For Rural And Regional Renewal (FRRR) is a unique national organisation dedicated to supporting the long-term vitality of Australia’s remote, rural and regional communities. It recognises the distinct challenges faced by these areas compared to urban centres and works closely with local leaders to foster sustainable development and resilience. FRRR operates by connecting goodwill with good purpose, aligning investments from government, business and philanthropy with the genuine needs of rural people and places.

Mission and Vision

FRRR’s mission is to enhance the social and economic strength of remote, rural and regional Australia. Its vision is for communities that are vibrant, resilient, sustainable and empowered. The organisation believes that where people live should not limit their opportunities and strives to support communities to be self-generating and adaptive to change.

Main Objectives

  • Build community capacity by supporting local leadership and grassroots initiatives.
  • Strengthen resilience to climate change, disasters and economic transitions.
  • Support First Nations self-determination and close the gap in social and economic outcomes.
  • Enhance liveability in remote and regional areas through improved access to services and infrastructure.
  • Invest in the next generation to secure sustainable futures.

Benefiting Groups

The primary beneficiaries of FRRR’s work are remote, rural and regional communities across Australia, especially smaller and less resourced communities. This includes local not-for-profit organisations, community groups, farmers, Indigenous peoples, and other residents who face social, economic and environmental challenges.

Services and Activities

  • Grant programs providing funding for community projects, disaster recovery, education, and wellbeing initiatives.
  • Capacity building through deep, place-based support to strengthen local organisations and leadership.
  • Partnerships and collaboration with government, business and philanthropic sectors to leverage resources and expertise.
  • Knowledge sharing by gathering insights from communities and disseminating best practices and research.
  • Facilitating donations and philanthropic investment targeted to local priorities.
Get Involved & Make a Difference

See FAQs about donating to Foundation For Rural And Regional Renewal:

Are donations to the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) tax deductible?

Donations over $2 to the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) are tax deductible in Australia.

How can I make a secure donation using my credit card?

To make a secure donation using your credit card, you should complete the donation form and you will then be taken to a secure site to enter your credit card details.

What should I do if I prefer to donate through cheque or electronic transfer?

If you prefer to donate by cheque or electronic transfer, you can download the relevant form and email it to them for processing.

Can I specify preferences for my donation?

FRRR endeavours to meet donor preferences for causes, populations, or geographies, in line with their charitable purposes. However, donations are ultimately at FRRR's discretion and will be directed to charitable activities that closely reflect the donor's wishes if specific preferences cannot be met.

What options are available for long-term giving to FRRR?

For long-term giving to FRRR, you can include them in your will, contribute from a private or public ancillary fund (PAF or PuAF), or donate through your workplace.

What are the priority funding needs of FRRR?

FRRR's priority funding needs include strengthening rural communities, disaster recovery and preparedness, Heywire Youth Innovation Grants, Takeover Youth Catalyst Grants, and initiatives like 'In a Good Place'.

How can I learn more or get in touch with FRRR?

For more information or inquiries, you can call FRRR on 1800 170 020.

What community and partnership services do FRRR offer?

FRRR offers services such as corporate community grants programs, philanthropic donor-advised programs, government partnerships, and community renewal funds.

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